that's what leaders at penn state university have paid out to paterno. he lost his job from the sex abowels scandal. the assistant athletic director said half of it came from retirement and his departure is considered a retirement, not a termination. >>> passengers on board a delta flight that made an emergency landing at jfk after a bird flew into their engine has made it safely to los angeles buttery fig experience is still fresh in their minds. one of the passengers taped the mid-air bird strike from his seat but many could not hear what was happening. >> everyone heard a bang. the plane started shuddering. there was a griengd noissments following the grinding noise we smelled the smoke. it was the smell of smoke mixed with dead bird. >> it was going around like this. we're all safe. happy to be alive. >> the pilot in this situation acted quickly and calmly. experts say birds cause about $600 00 million worth of damage it planes each year. >>> coaches and spectators jumped into action as she experienced what looked like a heart attack. tonight, though

. >>> penn state university has paid more than $3 million to the family of the late football coach joe paterno died in january after 46 seasons in penn state. he was fired in november after a former assistant was arrested and charged with sexually abusing young boys on campus. the payments made yesterday to paterno's estate were bonuses due under his contract. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," big takeover talks in the airline industry. and no more beetle juice from starbucks. ashley morrison is here with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. renewed fears about europe's debt dragged down overseas markets. tokyo's nikkei lost 0.25% for a third straight week of losses while hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. >>> despite good earning reports from southwest airlines, ebay and bank of america, stocks on wall street solid thursday. the dow lost 67 while the nasdaq lost 23. >>> today's the second anniversary of the explosion on the deepwater horizon in the gulf of mexico. it killed 11 people and triggered the worst offshore oil spill in u.s. history. economic repercussions from the

keach: in his laboratory at penn state university, rue reconstructs the ancient changes in vegetationcounting individual grains of pollen from dated levels in the core. in levels dated to about a.d. 800, corn pollen appears in large quantities. maya farming was at its peak. in later samples, he finds increasing quantities of pine pollen. pine trees would have been the first to reclaim abandoned cornfields. finally, he finds conclusive evidence of the end of maya farming in the valley at about a.d. 1200. rue: this is pollen from a tree in the mahogany family. this family is part of the plant community comprising the tropical deciduous forest, a very natural high-canopy rain forest type vegetation that would have occurred in the valley before the maya were there and then after they left the valley. based on our previous notions about the depopulation in copan, we would have expected this forest re-emerge by approximately 1000 a.d. or so. our pollen analysis showed that this forest was still completely gone from the valley up to and after 1200 a.d. -- a fact that indicated to us that peo

penn state university will provide millions of dollars of payments and benefits to joe paterno is a state and family members of work over the elite coaches employment contract. he was fired after the arrest of jerry sandusky for allegedly molesting boys. >> advocates for legalization of marijuana plant to protest this morning in oakland condemning the federal raids of medical marijuana facilities which are legal under california law but still against federal law. the protest is set for 1130 outside the federal building on clay street. attorneys for the city of oakland are due in court today, they want to temporarily shut down a motel which they say has been the site for prostitution and sex trafficking. >> one day after the uc-davis police chief announced resignation, a new chief is sworn in. matt carmichael will serve as the new interim chief while the campus does um all-out search for a permanent one. this is fallout for the nov. pepper spray incident when police sprayed protesters. carmichael is ordering an outside audit of the apartment >> we will begin a top to bottom approach and re

penn state massacre, forested of professors were killed. >> this iconic image is synonymous with america's internal battle over the vietnam war. teargas and the bullets at penn state university2 years ago this week. there were four students killed and nine others injured when an answer national guardsmen opened bullet during a national protest. >> i took a bullet from my wrist, i looked down and could not believe i was shot. the vat as a sense he says he has been wounded again. he was sent a letter denying a request to reopen the case. >> the central mysteries since 1970 has always been, was there or was there not in order to fire. >> a federal civil-rights case was dismissed in 1979. the justice department our meals the fbi into it -- destroyed a realtor real recording. but one audio engineer says there were four gunshots from an unknown source. 70 seconds later, he says there is a command to fire followed by 67-shots. >> i do not know about you, but i get chills when i hear that. and >> what a waste. hopefully, by bringing the truth here, this will never happen again. >> the justice department calls its own review of the words and sounds unintelligible with no consensus. a

benefits to his family but the family's attorney says there is still considering whether to sue penn state universityation. >> in today's medical watch what some call an ice cream brain freeze may offer no clues about migraine headaches. a new study suggests that people who suffer from migraines may also be more prone to brain freeze. that is the headache and i miss you may experience when you eat or drink and icy cold beverage researchers said it may be caused by changes in blood flow to the brain in response to the sensation of severe cold they suggested could lead to new treatments for other debilitating kinds of headaches. >> your smart phone maybe even smarter than you think it may help you diagnose oral cancer. researchers at stanford university have developed a phone app that they hope will improve for early diagnosis of world cancers. an app and a scanner attached to the smart phone would take a photo of the inside of your mouth the picture could then be sent to your dentist who could then see if any lesions may be cancerous. we have a followingnew details on the trial involving jennifer huds

. >> now to penn state university, the childoverseeing abuse case against former assistant football coachued a gag order. he is charged with more than 50 d sex abuse.il remains confined to his home of trial. s scheduled to go to trial on june 5. we are thinking actor george will be on his best behavior when he comes back to d.c. press the white house correspondents association dinner this year that takes later this month. last month he was arrested while protesting the sudanese government owes its refusal to humanitarian aid to enter two regions of the country. he spent $100 to bail himself out. also coming to the district, jeopardy. giving you a chance to tickets to see the taping of the popular game show. will take place at friday,tion hall on l 20, and saturday, april 1. will announce the winner on our facebook page. dancing kicked off with a performance by the rock band kiss. donald driver stole the show, shirtless. >> ♪ >> there is the nfl star, ending top of thet the board, scoring 27 points. rochon fegan and maria menounous tied for second place with 26 points each. gladys knight i

. >> shepard: just in to fox news, penn state university has just made good on the millions of dollarslate joe paterno. paterno was, of course, the long-time football coach who lost his job in the wake of the sex abuse scandal at penn state last season. he died of lung cancer earlier this year. the school reports it paid his estate more than $5.5 million today. to settle his employment contract. the jetblue pilot who had a mid-air meltdown last month will use an insanity defense at trial. he faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of charges interfering with a flight crew. passengers on his flight from new york to las vegas say the pilot left the cockpit and started running up and down the aisle screaming about jesus and terrorists and all kinds of whackiness. witnesses say several people had onto restrain him while the co-pilot made an emergency landing in texas. a man who got naked in an airport security line in portland, oregon this week says he was trying to make a point. >> when they said i had tested positive for explosives, i said that's it, i'm not carrying a bomb and you n

the host of the series is richard alley, a professor of geo science at penn state university. tells us what ice corp. samples show us about the earth's -- >> this is a pattern of natural variability of the climate that our planet has experienced over the past 400,000 years, as recorded in the physics and chemistry of ice cores. the regular ups and downs there temperatures are result of changes in earth's orbit around the sun, and their subsequent effects on levels of carbon dioxide and other heat trapping gases. you can think of this natural variation as the ice age roller coaster. >> occasionally we cross some sort of a tipping point and the earth evolves really rapidly to a new state which is very different. over the last 100,000 years of the ice age cycling, we've had a couple dozen of these large, abrupt, widespread climate shifts. almost as if the earth was bungee jumping off the climate roller coaster. >> richard alley joins us now, thanks for being with us. why jump off a bridge to make a point? >> well, we want the show to be engaging. something that will catch people'

. >> two penn state crimes at the university of maryland. noose was found at the computer building. and anti-semitic graffiti was an elevator in the biology and psychology building. this had students' concerns yesterday. everyone has the right to want, but thehey that it is hateful towards sad.ace or religion is >> the school president sent out a letter condemning the incident. suspectss.o >> a close call for two men in hemlock. there were walking on train t when they hadh from a bridge into a being in order to avoid hit by trains. neither was seriously injured. fairfax county used a helicopter pull them to safety and they are expected to be ok. >> announced to the mega millions mystery in maryland. state lottery director will hold conference today to sold ina ticket baltimore county last week. mirlande wilson, the woman ticket, to have the held a news conference yesterday. lawyer talk about a ticket seen.e has not yet i cannot say that this ticket exists and i will caution until it is presented to for ottery commission processing that it does exist. >> wilson claims she bought the

. >>> penn state university has paid nearly $6 million to the estate of joe paterno.est coach in college football history ended in disgrace in a child sex scandal involving one of his assistant coaches. paterno died in january at the age of 85. the school says 3 million of the 5.6 million payout was a retirement bonus. >>> and another rock legend is gone. levon helm who was said to be the backbone of the group the band died yesterday after a long battle with throat cancer. helm was the drummer and the distinctive lead voice on the group's best songs like "the wait" and "the night they drove old dixie down." levon helm was 71 years ole. kate? >>> in just a few hours, george zimmerman will appear before a judge for a abandon hearing. he has been in county lockup for nine days after being charged with the murder of trayvon martin. the new judge in the case, kenneth lester jr. will provide. the prfrs have the burden of proof to show why zimmerman shoulden ke be kept in jail. zi zimmerman will be there in person, but his family will appear by phone. prosecutor angela corey

weintraub is a professor at penn state university. he spoke earlier this year in west chester, pennsylvania,. [applause] >> there are certain dates inrtn history that all of us remembert if were old enough to remember those dates at all, they differ among us. iey remember pearl harbor itsela i was in eighth grade in school as it was a very important even for me, it was an important event for my older friends who expected to go off some day iny uniform. in uniform depending on your age you might remember for example the assassination of john kennedy or the assassination of martin luther king bringing the even-steven closer to our time in history of 9/11, 2001. there are all kinds of states that stick in the mind, and that we keep remembering because they have an impact on our lives. i'm not going to talk about pearl harbor accept its aftermath. the book pearl harbor christmas is about what happened after pearl harbor. how different was the world and how different was the united states after pearl harbor. what changes were made, was the

weintraub as a professor at penn state university. he spoke earlier this year in west chester pennsylvania. [applause] schoomaker there are certain dates in history that all of us remember if we are old enough to remember those days at all, and they differed among us. i remember pearl harbor itself. i was in eighth grade school and it was a very important even for me faugh for my friends expected to go of some day in uniform depending on your age you might remember for example the assassination of john kennedy or the assassination of martin luther king bringing the even-steven closer to our time in history of 9/11, 2001. there are all kinds of states that stick in the mind, and that we keep remembering because they have an impact on our lives. i'm not going to talk about pearl harbor accept its aftermath. the book pearl harbor christmas is about what happened after pearl harbor. how different was the world and how different was the united states after pearl harbor. what changes were made, was the holiday season in 1941 for example any

upon graduating from penn state university tom worked his way up to become manager of a small landscaping contracting company called royier nurseries in 1981. with hard work and dedication, tom helped the little company expand by adding a garden shop, two hoop style green houses, a gravel parking lot. tom acquired ownership of the business in 1993 and changed the name to bucks country gardens. with innovative craftsmanship, the business rapidly expanded and many claimed it to be the best garden center in bucks county. today the garden center totals approximately 24,000 square feet of enclosed space and it occupies nearly seven acres. it is home to a full service lifestyle center and a landscape design firm. the company has provided top of the line service to its customers and will continue to sfrife to achieve the best -- strife to achieve the best for its -- strive to achieve for its employees because of tom. he's used the best of his knowledge and resources to better bucks county as a strong advocate. he's a distinguished small business owner and a life-long contributor to the beautific

at the university of pittsburgh, ken, like so many historians over the last few decades, ken looked for different visiting positions along the way and did take positions at penn state's new kensington campus at iowa state university, and also at the university of toledo. then in 1991 he founded home here at the lancaster campus of ohio university. he not only found a home, but established himself very quickly as ta scholar with 13 published essays and 18 reviews of books. and he also established himself as an excellent teacher offering special courses in america in the 1960s, the vietnam war, and one of my favorites he would offer during the summer sessions, american history in film. now, on top of all that, ken published four books and with that accomplishment and the other accomplishments in teaching and scholarship, ken was awarded a full professorship at ohio university. couple of years ago a colleague of ken's said to me when you hire a new assistant professor, don't tell them about ken heineman because you will discourage them right from the beginning. but i have mentioned ken as an excellent model, person to whom they should continuously look up to. ohio unive

as part of the late paterno final contract payout the university officials for penn state offered tobeaver stadium or the football field after the coach. he was fired following a highly publicized jerry sandusky trial. fans are in support of the idea and started to petition in favor of changing that name. >>> a new york city judge is expected to rule whether or not to throw out a hotel maid's lawsuit against imt chief dominique strauss-kahn. he he claims she sexual -- he sexually assaulted -- she claims he sexually assaulted her. this is now a civil case. strauss-kahn's lawyer says that he has diplomatic immunity because the imf post. he denied wrongdoing. >>> and in oakland authorities say the man suspected of killing 7 people at a christian college in california now on a hunger strike. authorities say that he is not -- has not eaten since april 3rd when he arrived. he is moved to a jail on friday and he's been charged with murder and attempted murder in the shooting rampage and has not entered a plea. >>> today's former presidential candidate john edwards will sit in court accused

johnsonburg high school, he holds a bachelor of science degree in medical technology from penn state university. he resides with his wife, they have two grown daughters. i want to thank tom for his service to the community and congratulate him on this he esteemed award. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, when the door bell rang at 5:00 a.m., kimberly met calf of florida knew her worst fear had come true. mr. deutch: her only child, 22-year-old michael, u.s. army private first class, died in afghanistan on sunday following an ied attack. he was killed at the wheel of his vehicle while trying to rescue other soldiers. described by his mother as tough and strong with a sensitive side, he performed this one last act of bravery came as no surprise to all who knew him. he attended park vista high school and graduated from st. john's northwestern military academy. he

and after getting geology degrees from the university of georgia and penn state, doug worked cleaning up nuclear waste in washington state. also spent time looking for oil and gas as a geophysicist for exxon and managing environmental research and monitoring at the nevada test site before coming to the u.s. gs. and doug will address us tonight on the increasing role that unconventional oil and gas resources play in the nation's petroleum. >> thanks, dave. okay. welcome, everybody. thanks for coming out tonight. i'm going to talk about unconventional oil and gas assessments in the united states. and i want to talk about this for several reasons. one is to set the stage for the following two talks. but also just to give you an idea of what role directional drilling play in enabling the production of these un -- so-called unconventional resources. and i'll start out by saying that the nation is still very dependent upon fossil fuels, including oil and gas. and in particular, gas provides about 25% of the supply of energy that our country uses every day. and this particular diagram is for

penn state univ. but the child sex abuse. those officials and leaders at penn state chose to protect the institution, the university, the football program over the protection of the kids that this man was abusing. the same thing is going on with the marine corps. they are protecting the institution over the health and safety of the people and serve them. >> we are going to show a clip of a man named mike partain and his wife. who are they, and why did you include them? >> mike partain is a man who lives in tallahassee, florida, and found out about the camp lejeune after he saw jerry testifying. he saw cnn coverage of that. mike was born at camp lejeune, and when he was a child, he came down with male breast cancer. -- when he was 40 years old, he came down with male breast cancer. he did not have the genetic marker. it is a very rare situation. usually, there is a precursor for it. he was struggling with this illness when he heard about the water contamination through jerry's testimony and immediately called jerry and wanted more information, and as soon as he was healthy enough, he became very involved in the fight. we are real

university. the offer came with a stipulation that family members sign a release bring penn state from any responsibility related to his firing last year. you think you have a raft monday? what about seth greenberg? he learned he got fired today. pretty good chance that attendee will not attend college. greenberg spent nine seasons running the basketball program. his former boss said that greenberg never saw this coming. >> i would say it is very safe to say that he was shocked. >> that man handles himself rather oddly at a press conference. the school introduced larry brown. brown has coached in the olympics, the n.c.a.a. and the nba. his coaching resume reads like a zoo keeper. he has coached for the bruins, nuts, and jayhawks, 76 years, and the bobcats. now at mustang -- add the mustangs. >> i am always nervous about a game because maybe we did not prepare our teams for everything that might happen. i love to practice. i love practice. i'm telling you about, i love practice. >> president obama makes a lot of white house appearances with championship sports teams. the president honored the air force fo

university that conduct the review. we are working quickly to resolve the issue. they compete in the miacc. copen state -- cop penn state said they have not told if the game has been suspended. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> new developments in pape taxpayer the house of delegates passed the capital busmght -- budget. it pays for infrastructure projects and spurs construction work to create jobs and calls for more than $351 million to build and renovate schools there. were some changes made by the house but now have to be worked out by the senate. >>> another note to tell you b the howard university in d.c. canceled all intercollegiate. now they're going to say some -- there will be some sc

the university president says hate crimes will not be tolerated. >>> new today, former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky appeared in court in the child sex abuse case. the judge overseeing the case says a secret grand jury investigation is making it hard to prepare for sandusky's trial. san dadusky is expected to stan trial in two months for abusing boys. the 68-year-old faces 52 counts of child sex abuse. he denies the charges. right now he's on house arrest. your time is 11:10. coming up, what the captain of the costa concordia was doing. plus, how people >>> today, president obama will sign a bill he says will help small businesses grow. he'll sign the jobs act later this afternoon. that stands for upstart our business startups. it's designed to help startups get financing. opponents say it leaves investors vulnerable to get rich quick schemes. >>> rick santorum is taking time off from campaigning. santorum is facing increased pressure to drop out of the republican presidential nomination race. he just lost the wisconsin, d.c. and maryland primaries to mitt romney on tue

after getting jollity degrees from the university of georgia and penn state, he worked to clean up washington state. he looked for well and gas as a chief for exxon. -- oil and gas as a chief for exxon. he will discuss the increasing role unconventional resources play in the petroleum endowments. >> thank you. >> welcome. thank you for coming out. i will talk about conventional oil and gas in united states. i want to talk about this for several reasons. one is to set the stage for the following two talks. i want to give you an idea of what role hydraulic fracturing and directional drilling play in enabling the production of these unconventional resources. i will start off by saying the nation is still very dependent upon fossil fuel. including oil and gas. that provides about 25% at the supply of energy that our country uses every day. this particular diagram shows about where that gap comes from. it comes from different sources. on the left-hand side of the graph, in the middle is for 2010. that is the most recent data we have a. you can see that there are a number of different sources. summ

and after getting geology degrees from the university of georgia and penn state, doug worked cleaning up nuclear waste in washington state, also pent time looking for oil and gas as a geophysicist for exxon and managing environmental research and monitoring at the nevada test site before coming to the usgs. and doug will address us tonight on increasing, the increasing role that unconventional oil and gas resources play in our nation's petroleum endowment. >> thanks, dave. okay. welcome, everybody. thanks for coming out tonight. i'm going to talk about unconventional oil and gas assessments in the united states, and i want to talk about this for several reasons. one is to set the stage for the following two talks, but also just to give you an idea of what role hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, directional drilling play in enabling the production of these so-called unconventional resources. and i'll start out by saying that the nation is still very dependent upon fossil fuels including oil and gas, and in particular gas provides about 25% of the supply of energy that our co

penn state assistant athletic director has been dismissed. but many see here briefly headed of the athletic department back in november in the midst of the jury sandusky investigation. officials confirm he is no longer with the universityeleased no other details since it is a personnel issue. sandusky was a former football coach under the late joe paterno and he is accused of sexually assaulting several boys. >> it is a gorgeous day out there taking a live look outside from christie field. even along the coastline, there is no fog off shore. here's a look at our current satellite image, there is no fog close to the coastline. clear skies well offshore. i think it is going to be pretty difficult for warming with the fog. temperatures are pretty toasty in some spots. the inland valleys are still in the 80s and low 90s. cooler closer to the coastline. here is a look at your day planner for tomorrow. into the afternoon we will have sunny skies and warmer temperatures. more places will be in the '90s. into tomorrow evening, clear and mild conditions. here is a look at temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. warming in the south bay into the '90s pretty much everywhere except mountain view. warming tomorrow and our inland

[applause] and finally, lee stout with the pittsburgh state university. i'm sorry, penn state, penn state, forgive me, forgive me. penn state university in pittsburgh pennsylvania. i'm sorry, wrong city. i got the state right, pennsylvania. but the most important reason we are here is because this is his book, "a matter of simple justice," the untold story of barbara hatch and taylor and a few good women. lee, now that i have completely mangled your credentials i'm going to start with you and ask you to talk and to remind all of us what you wrote this book. what was it and what was behind this? >> the impetus was barbara. there's no question about that. penn state university archives has a program where we try to collect papers to distinguished alumni and alumni and one of their distinguished alumni was barbara and nancy eaton had made contact with her predecessor, so i came to washington meet with her. and we talked. this was after she served as secretary of commerce and we talked about the possibility of her coming to penn state. she agreed that would be acceptable to